/sci/ - Science & Math

<div class="math">F=6 \pi \eta r v</div>

So yeah, I'm just wondering where this equation comes from i.e. how it can be derived, and how on earth this Stokes guy managed to derive it 200 years ago... How did he even know the viscosity of air (or whatever substance he used)?

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Please respond I want to learn

1) best engineering major?
>phd in math
2) worst engineering major?
>any job i want
3) most lolololol engineering major?
>300k starting
4) most ehhhhh i dont know man engineering major?
>phd in math
5) easier engineering major?
>any job i want
6) hardest engineering major?
>300k starting

What is the best way to learn?
I'm interested in the personal opinions of /sci/, and in any studies that you might know of pertaining to learning.
I'm particularly interested in the learning of mathematics

>>3340638
It's kind of like this:
>getting married to a woman in the USA
Stupid and crazy.
>getting married to a woman in the USA with a prenup
Still crazy.

You know, herding two of every single animal ever into a wooden boat and then sustaining the lives of all of them for 40 days devoid of outside resources would be a logistical nightmare.

I would say vegetables in the ass

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